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Posted:
Kinda scared about starting this thread cos i have a bad history of starting thread that already exist BUT i have done an extensive search and im pretty sure that this thread is completely new!!
i was just out in the garden having a bit of a spin, and i thought "hmmm i wonder what other people are trying to learn at the moment" and decided it would be agreat insight into the future of poi and where people were heading, and serve as inspiration to people who are a bit stuck. There is the obvious "oooh ive just learnt this" thread stuck at the top, but i thought it'd be good to hear what problems people are having with the moves while they are learning them, and how the over come them so other people can look and discover ways they might not have thought of.
so start your replies with "This Week I Am Mostly Learning....."
This Week I Am Mostly Learning.....3bt btb weaves, reverse5bt weave, and trying to work out 6bt TTN aswell as forward7bt weave. Problems?? loads, but these moves (
):
3btbtb weave, i keep hitting myself in the head, but im slowly getting the timing down,
Reverse 5bt, my wrists dont seem to like it, still working on timing, again keep hitting myself in the head
6btTTN again, the wrists are complaining, and the timing keeps going off
Forward7bt, i got a few beats the otehr night but i lost it now
Kinda scared about starting this thread cos i have a bad history of starting thread that already exist BUT i have done an extensive search and im pretty sure that this thread is completely new!!
i was just out in the garden having a bit of a spin, and i thought "hmmm i wonder what other people are trying to learn at the moment" and decided it would be agreat insight into the future of poi and where people were heading, and serve as inspiration to people who are a bit stuck. There is the obvious "oooh ive just learnt this" thread stuck at the top, but i thought it'd be good to hear what problems people are having with the moves while they are learning them, and how the over come them so other people can look and discover ways they might not have thought of.
so start your replies with "This Week I Am Mostly Learning....."
This Week I Am Mostly Learning.....3bt btb weaves, reverse5bt weave, and trying to work out 6bt TTN aswell as forward7bt weave. Problems?? loads, but these moves (
):3btbtb weave, i keep hitting myself in the head, but im slowly getting the timing down,
Reverse 5bt, my wrists dont seem to like it, still working on timing, again keep hitting myself in the head
6btTTN again, the wrists are complaining, and the timing keeps going off
Forward7bt, i got a few beats the otehr night but i lost it now
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Posted:
its got pretty pictures, love the one for Jedi, made me giggle
its got pretty pictures, love the one for Jedi, made me giggle
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Posted:
OK go me uni....
I have to say its the hardest thing ive ever tried to learn, harder than contact juggling (at least i got a few moves right away) harder than poi by a huge streak.
I got across my kitchen a couple of times, and landed on my ass once. It will do for today.
peace
T
OK go me uni....
I have to say its the hardest thing ive ever tried to learn, harder than contact juggling (at least i got a few moves right away) harder than poi by a huge streak.
I got across my kitchen a couple of times, and landed on my ass once. It will do for today.
peace
T
This is a post by tom, all spelling is deleberate
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Posted:
Nice one Richee, and cheers for the credit at the end...
I also wish I could read it!
Nice one Richee, and cheers for the credit at the end...
I also wish I could read it! "Moo," said the happy cow.
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Posted:
hardest thing you've ever tried to learn in one day you mean?
i bet you'll be riding forwards it within a week
cole. x
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I have to say its the hardest thing ive ever tried to learn
hardest thing you've ever tried to learn in one day you mean?
i bet you'll be riding forwards it within a week
cole. x
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Posted:
hyperloops -
trying to get an under the leg hyperloop going - but alas its not working yet grrrr
hyperloops -
trying to get an under the leg hyperloop going - but alas its not working yet grrrr
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Posted:
Isolations with my arms folded.
No, seriously - I have video!
Isolations with my arms folded.
No, seriously - I have video!
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Posted:
Straightjacket isolations? Sounds jedi :P
Straightjacket isolations? Sounds jedi :P
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mico: I can believe that: I've experimented with isolated crossers but not straightjackets! I'm thinking lots of movement in your torso?
mico: I can believe that: I've experimented with isolated crossers but not straightjackets! I'm thinking lots of movement in your torso?
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Posted:
Ahem.. Okay, you're all too good for me!
It's not a straightjacket (I prefer to call those
's)
It's arms folded in a kinda hip-hop stylee, iykwim.
(One over, one under)
..doing a 3-breat weave with doubles (extra turns) each side
to be specific.
I guess this is similar to what you mean by crossers?
Only thought of it on monday, last night got stealth vid'd
and it was sooo clean - I think it's a beautiful move, and
will probably be a fav for some time..
Finally I feel like I can do isolations! Hurrah!!
Now, Isolated Hugs... You gotta be kidding
(It's gonna look pretty awful, no?
)
It's not a straightjacket (I prefer to call those
's)It's arms folded in a kinda hip-hop stylee, iykwim.
(One over, one under)
..doing a 3-breat weave with doubles (extra turns) each side
to be specific.
I guess this is similar to what you mean by crossers?
Only thought of it on monday, last night got stealth vid'd
and it was sooo clean - I think it's a beautiful move, and
will probably be a fav for some time..
Finally I feel like I can do isolations! Hurrah!!
Now, Isolated Hugs... You gotta be kidding
(It's gonna look pretty awful, no?
) ~peace is a fire~
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It also has the technical term 'Wibble' in it!
(I'm guessing that's not a Czech word..)
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its got pretty pictures, love the one for Jedi, made me giggle
It also has the technical term 'Wibble' in it!
(I'm guessing that's not a Czech word..)
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Posted:
heh.. yeah, I was joking to a degree when I said isolated straightjacket. I can conceptualize the move, but can't make the concept look pretty... talk about torso thrashing with small poi 
heh.. yeah, I was joking to a degree when I said isolated straightjacket. I can conceptualize the move, but can't make the concept look pretty... talk about torso thrashing with small poi
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Posted:
Hey, with inversions and such like I'm sure someone
must be able to actually properly cross their arms
(proper folded, so if someone pulled your hands...
you'd make a knot!) whilst still spinning!!
Hmmm, I think it would be quite a stretch to keep
going...
Hey, with inversions and such like I'm sure someone
must be able to actually properly cross their arms
(proper folded, so if someone pulled your hands...
you'd make a knot!) whilst still spinning!!
Hmmm, I think it would be quite a stretch to keep
going...
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Posted:
Poi - Neatning up my butterfly turning btb waistwrap where one arm goes over head thinggy me whatsit. And... just playing around with btb waistwraps really. Quite obsessed with them at the moment.
Juggling - Just some basic 4ball patterns
Hula Hoops - That stick one arm up, and head out thing.
Poi - Neatning up my butterfly turning btb waistwrap where one arm goes over head thinggy me whatsit. And... just playing around with btb waistwraps really. Quite obsessed with them at the moment.
Juggling - Just some basic 4ball patterns
Hula Hoops - That stick one arm up, and head out thing.
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Posted:
flowers. of any sort.
hyperlooping is starting to come together (arsn, you rock )
started playing with stalls a little bit.
I've discovered that flags make sure everything you do, you do really well. It's all well and good fudging through a 5bt weave with poi, but when flags are being spun, you need to do it spot on
flowers. of any sort.
hyperlooping is starting to come together (arsn, you rock
)started playing with stalls a little bit.
I've discovered that flags make sure everything you do, you do really well. It's all well and good fudging through a 5bt weave with poi, but when flags are being spun, you need to do it spot on
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Posted:
Flags are fun aren't they? I recently stumbled into their fun by dropping my sock poi into a pair of pillow cases.. I loved it.. need to make me some real flag poi now
Flags are fun aren't they? I recently stumbled into their fun by dropping my sock poi into a pair of pillow cases.. I loved it.. need to make me some real flag poi now
Definition of poi- A Hawaiian food made from the tuber of the taro that is cooked, pounded to a paste, and fermented.
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Posted:
mico- check the poi goes punk thread... I ahve a vid of an sj and what you are doing whihc is a huggy crosser...
actually.. here: [Old link]
scroll down to part II clarifications..
mico- check the poi goes punk thread... I ahve a vid of an sj and what you are doing whihc is a huggy crosser...
actually.. here: [Old link]
scroll down to part II clarifications..
More useless information courtesy of Rev...
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Posted:
Inverted hyperloop - Every now and then I'll have a streak of clean ones. I guess I really need to work on perpetual tangles before getting too fancy with these. They still look like an ugly tech move when I do them but I know they can be cleaned up.
Lots of isolations
Isolated crossers - Not the straitjacket (both arms crossed) but one arm crossed and isolated with a weave or butterfly weave. It seems to isolate better with turns.
Isolated 4bt. TTNs - I finally got the 4bt. TTNs both ways so I'm working on isolating them. They sort of isolate around your arms and it almost looks like a wrap... funky.
Isolations mixed with thru-wraps - Arm\leg\neck thru-wraps pivot somewhere down the chain so do an isolation with your other arm to match the smaller circle. It's tough keeping the timing even but they look nice when you nail them.
Lots of other stuff I'm polishing but those are the ones I keep coming back to.
Inverted hyperloop - Every now and then I'll have a streak of clean ones. I guess I really need to work on perpetual tangles before getting too fancy with these. They still look like an ugly tech move when I do them but I know they can be cleaned up.
Lots of isolations
Isolated crossers - Not the straitjacket (both arms crossed) but one arm crossed and isolated with a weave or butterfly weave. It seems to isolate better with turns.
Isolated 4bt. TTNs - I finally got the 4bt. TTNs both ways so I'm working on isolating them. They sort of isolate around your arms and it almost looks like a wrap... funky.
Isolations mixed with thru-wraps - Arm\leg\neck thru-wraps pivot somewhere down the chain so do an isolation with your other arm to match the smaller circle. It's tough keeping the timing even but they look nice when you nail them.
Lots of other stuff I'm polishing but those are the ones I keep coming back to.
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Posted:
don't worry, I'm just planning to learn the basics, so that I can fool around with 3 staff
beeing as good as Adam or Kevin would take me a lifespan
Written by: Firepoise
Devilsticks smell.
(unless you're DsAds or Dev Kev, in which case, the don't smell at all)
don't worry, I'm just planning to learn the basics, so that I can fool around with 3 staff
beeing as good as Adam or Kevin would take me a lifespan
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I'm working on making it to california. so I can hop a barge to hawaii. so I can work on the beach as a cabana boy for a couple years. so I can save up money and buy an airline ticket to china. so I can get trained as a ninja, come back, and fight crime on the mean streets of greenfield. naw I'm kiddin.... I don't know the names of any hardly any tricks, I guess I'm not interested in the names enough, but right now, with poi, I'm working on spinning around in circles with the poi spinning like a weave behind my back... but on the plane of a windmill..... nevermind... maybe I really will go to china
I'm working on making it to california. so I can hop a barge to hawaii. so I can work on the beach as a cabana boy for a couple years. so I can save up money and buy an airline ticket to china. so I can get trained as a ninja, come back, and fight crime on the mean streets of greenfield. naw I'm kiddin.... I don't know the names of any hardly any tricks, I guess I'm not interested in the names enough, but right now, with poi, I'm working on spinning around in circles with the poi spinning like a weave behind my back... but on the plane of a windmill..... nevermind... maybe I really will go to china
I'll get there too late if I shorten my stride, I'll get there too soon if I find me a ride, I'll never move forward if I try to hide this path that I've troden one step at a time.
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Posted:
Mmmmm!
I just found a new trick to play with - The straight jacket weave!
Enter a clockwise straight jacket on the right side and carry it to the left. Unravel and enter a counter-clockwise straight jacket on the left and carry it to the right. Unravel and repeat.
I just found this a few minutes ago so its really sloppy but I think in a week or two I should have it down fairly well... Then for the butterfly version >:)
Mmmmm!
I just found a new trick to play with - The straight jacket weave!
Enter a clockwise straight jacket on the right side and carry it to the left. Unravel and enter a counter-clockwise straight jacket on the left and carry it to the right. Unravel and repeat.
I just found this a few minutes ago so its really sloppy but I think in a week or two I should have it down fairly well... Then for the butterfly version >:)
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BTB Forward and Reverse 3 beat+related transitions - all the fun of hitting yourself in the back of the head whilst people walk by watching.
Flowers/Anti-spin flowers Forward and Reverse- Very messy, need to improve timing and teach my left hand to spin flat again.
Isolated weave forward and reverse-Almost there but it still doesn't work right. Shall just keep trying untill my arms understand the movement *wanders around flat trying what Dunc showed him*
BTB Forward and Reverse 3 beat+related transitions - all the fun of hitting yourself in the back of the head whilst people walk by watching.
Flowers/Anti-spin flowers Forward and Reverse- Very messy, need to improve timing and teach my left hand to spin flat again.
Isolated weave forward and reverse-Almost there but it still doesn't work right. Shall just keep trying untill my arms understand the movement *wanders around flat trying what Dunc showed him*
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Continuous shower-back-scrubbing stops...
Continuous shower-back-scrubbing stops...
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Posted:
lots of beautiful wraps (mainly forearm of opposite arm, or swinging R/L poi over/under L/R upper arm to wrap on upper arm of R/L, btb wrapping, double wrapping (ie both poi wrap around wrist of opposite hand at the same time, and also holding hands together so the poi spiral around your hands until they hit them and you twist your wrists slightly in the opposite direction and they unwind, then rolling into a weave-flower), and beginning to get into lots of foot-wraps).
(stalls are a huge part of wrappping it, i think, because you begin to have a greater control over what your poi is doing, and IMO i think the control needed to stall a poi is very similiar to the control needed to wrap artfully..).. so i am doing lots of stalls, n stalls-to-wrapping combos, and i dance about a lot when i spin, lots of transitions from weaves to butterflies, btb weaves n waist wraps (still trying to get butterfly wraist wraps), and throwing my poi (usually my R poi, but sometimes my L) (even a R poi throw during a rev. 3bt-btb!, throwing the R poi on its 2nd beat on the L side btb so that it curls up and over your head for your R hand to grab and take back into the 3btb on the L side again (the L poi having down its 2 revolutions on the R side) - make sense??
5-beat split-time thread-the-needle (and rev), straight-jacket butterflies (and crossover SJB's, too), air-wraps (mainly just 1 revolution or 2), hyperloops (fwd n rev weave - still trying to get bf hyperloops), isolations (mainly weave n buzzsaw), 4-beat corkscrews (weave n butterfly (i forget what the butterfly version of corkscrew (in the horiz. plane) is called..))..
i think that'll do.
lots of beautiful wraps (mainly forearm of opposite arm, or swinging R/L poi over/under L/R upper arm to wrap on upper arm of R/L, btb wrapping, double wrapping (ie both poi wrap around wrist of opposite hand at the same time, and also holding hands together so the poi spiral around your hands until they hit them and you twist your wrists slightly in the opposite direction and they unwind, then rolling into a weave-flower), and beginning to get into lots of foot-wraps).
(stalls are a huge part of wrappping it, i think, because you begin to have a greater control over what your poi is doing, and IMO i think the control needed to stall a poi is very similiar to the control needed to wrap artfully..).. so i am doing lots of stalls, n stalls-to-wrapping combos, and i dance about a lot when i spin, lots of transitions from weaves to butterflies, btb weaves n waist wraps (still trying to get butterfly wraist wraps), and throwing my poi (usually my R poi, but sometimes my L) (even a R poi throw during a rev. 3bt-btb!, throwing the R poi on its 2nd beat on the L side btb so that it curls up and over your head for your R hand to grab and take back into the 3btb on the L side again (the L poi having down its 2 revolutions on the R side) - make sense??
5-beat split-time thread-the-needle (and rev), straight-jacket butterflies (and crossover SJB's, too), air-wraps (mainly just 1 revolution or 2), hyperloops (fwd n rev weave - still trying to get bf hyperloops), isolations (mainly weave n buzzsaw), 4-beat corkscrews (weave n butterfly (i forget what the butterfly version of corkscrew (in the horiz. plane) is called..))..
i think that'll do.
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Working mostly on tandem moves with my partner. Put both our poi in one hand, then we're doing interweaving stuff a lot. (Each of us forming one half of the move.) Some of it requires absolute timing, and we're not lit on most of it yet, but getting pretty close to it. Looks awesome with the LED poi we use, though.
Working mostly on tandem moves with my partner. Put both our poi in one hand, then we're doing interweaving stuff a lot. (Each of us forming one half of the move.) Some of it requires absolute timing, and we're not lit on most of it yet, but getting pretty close to it. Looks awesome with the LED poi we use, though.
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getting what i know perfect and fluide and getting onto all the flurries that make a good performance
3bt forward revers, turn
5bet forward, working on turn and revers soon
windmillwith giant
butterfly flourishes
and music, always music
getting what i know perfect and fluide and getting onto all the flurries that make a good performance
3bt forward revers, turn
5bet forward, working on turn and revers soon
windmillwith giant
butterfly flourishes
and music, always music
If ther are any poi spinners out there in the sydney area and wana meet up, e-mail meh at benpietershawke(at)bigpond(dot)com
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Location: Nashville, TN, USA
Posted:
one handed butterfly turns, neck wraps and arm wraps, split and same time when possible.
all btb wrap sequences
various 5-beat arm wraps where they beat on the same arm, one arm and either leg, one arm and a neck, etc... with regular and inverted exits when possible.
bth, utl, bfly and weave wraps that wrap on one side, turn somehow and then unwrap.
really mostly just learning to glide my feet heel/toe style while i'm spinning. and getting used to glowstick weight more.
-- dut
one handed butterfly turns, neck wraps and arm wraps, split and same time when possible.
all btb wrap sequences
various 5-beat arm wraps where they beat on the same arm, one arm and either leg, one arm and a neck, etc... with regular and inverted exits when possible.
bth, utl, bfly and weave wraps that wrap on one side, turn somehow and then unwrap.
really mostly just learning to glide my feet heel/toe style while i'm spinning. and getting used to glowstick weight more.
-- dut
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Posted:
bfly version shouldn't be any harder. try the BTB version though. or the half-front, half-BTB (impossible) version. I can reel in it, but can't enter or exit it. hehe. imagine the straight jacket but with one hand sticking thru the elbow from behind the back, while the other is going btb from the front side. haha. i'm pretty sure ben thought i was on heavy, heavy drugs when i tried to show him at powwow.
-- dut
bfly version shouldn't be any harder. try the BTB version though.
or the half-front, half-BTB (impossible) version. I can reel in it, but can't enter or exit it. hehe. imagine the straight jacket but with one hand sticking thru the elbow from behind the back, while the other is going btb from the front side. haha. i'm pretty sure ben thought i was on heavy, heavy drugs when i tried to show him at powwow. -- dut
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Posted:
transitions, most involving some type of stall or wrap.
tidying up my planes too. coz they suck!
transitions, most involving some type of stall or wrap.
tidying up my planes too. coz they suck!
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newbie
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Location: United Kingdom
Posted:
im working on them inversions. and isolations...
i think...
who knows what the damn things are called when there is no teacher around??? :P
im working on them inversions. and isolations...
i think...
who knows what the damn things are called when there is no teacher around??? :P
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Location: aotearoa, New Zealand
Posted:
listen to your poi. :P
they are the true teachers...
listen to your poi. :P
they are the true teachers...
those that know, dont say. those that say, dont know.
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